‘duoggu dággu’ is a Sámi expression describing a movement direction, meaning "here and there”. Listening and sensing—rooted in Sámi practice and philosophy—form the foundation of the work. Movement and direction of sound is displaced, shifted, and activated through and with dance. Eight speakers surround the audience and stage. Together with a lasso and an orchestra of percolators, the room is filled with swinging, rotating, pendulum spirals and the aroma of coffee. Time moves in circles, like the reindeer and the brass ring.

Anders (Ánndaris) Rimpi (SE/Sá)
Ánndaris Rimpi is a composer and sound artist from Oalloluokta and Gothenburg. He primarily composes electroacoustic works using concrete sounds, often from nature, but also writes instrumental and vocal pieces. He has created several multichannel sound installations in places such as Kassel, Athens, Tromsø, Bergen, Márkomeannu, and Gothenburg. Furthermore, he has composed for Carte Blanche (NO), Det Norske Teatret, Nasjonalmuseet (NO), Museum of World Culture (SE), Hålogaland Teater (NO), Venice Biennale, Public Art Agency Sweden (SE), Documenta14 (DE/GR), Teater Jaguar, Giron Sámi Teáhter, and the dance company Spinn. Chair of Sámi Komponisttat, the association of Sámi composers.

Tanja Andersson (SE/Sá)
Tanja Andersson (@huum) is a contemporary dancer, choreographer, and performer from Umeå, with roots in Arjeplouvve, currently living and working in Gothenburg. In her works, Andersson explores sites, in-betweeness and states connected to Sámi logic. Circular flows and spirals travel through the spine out into landscapes and space. She co-runs the cross-disciplinary duo Slip of the Lip with Emelié Sterner, based at Scen46. She primarily works collectively with other artists and has a background in sound design and music production. Likewise, she has choreographed for, and performed, at Atalante, MDT, Dansstationen, the Swedish Performing Arts Biennale, Borås City Theatre and Dansens Hus. As a dancer, she has recently worked with Dansinitiativet, MOA Kompani, and choreographer Karolin Kent, as well as creating solo works for art galleries and festivals.

Presented with support from Sámiráđđi, Kulturrådet, Jokkmokk Kommun, Stockholms Stad, Sametinget and Göteborgs Stad, and as part of a broader collaboration with Kulturporten i Porjus and Fylkingen.